Shoutbox

If MsgPlusLive's contest window has like an internet control thing, is it now possible to put it on normal interface windows?

A web browser?

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Originally posted by Chancer
A web browser?

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yeah.. integrated into interface windows just like the contest one

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Originally posted by roflmao456

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Originally posted by Chancer
A web browser?

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yeah.. integrated into interface windows just like the contest one

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its always been possible.. how do you think internet explorer itself does it?

edit: oh, in plus interface windows

You can add a browser control to the window but making it do things isn't possible. Patchou even states that not all controls provided in the Scripting Documentation are usuable.

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Originally posted by Matty
You can add a browser control to the window but making it do things isn't possible. Patchou even states that not all controls provided in the Scripting Documentation are usuable.

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...because only HE can use them!
HE made the Event Log's ListView sortable, HE added a Plus! styled right-click pop-up menu to the ListView, HE made the contest window browse to the right webpage... it's because HE owns the control of HIS program!

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Originally posted by Mattike
HE made the Event Log's ListView sortable

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You did that recently with a little help (and Patchou doesn't even change the header to show the direction)

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Originally posted by Mattike
HE added a Plus! styled right-click pop-up menu to the ListView

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* markee points at the OnWindowidEvent_LstViewRClicked event and the MsgPlus.CreateChildWnd method

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Originally posted by Mattike
HE made the contest window browse to the right webpage

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That is something I'm not sure about.... yet.  It is probably usable, but you just have to work out how to use it, that's all.

It isn't usable trust me. There isn't an API for the control or a macro to make it navigate to the pages.

However after looking at this: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/En-US/library/aa752127.aspx there may be something there, obviously I am at work and don't have the time to play around with it but may be able to create your own.

if you really want to use a web browser in the windows I can always add some basic functions to use the web browser control of Plus! into the scripting API, that wouldn't be very difficult.

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Originally posted by Patchou
if you really want to use a web browser in the windows I can always add some basic functions to use the web browser control of Plus! into the scripting API, that wouldn't be very difficult.

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It'd be neat